
It's amazing when you put your radar out there to find something, it appears when least expected. I've been looking for a dress form to display my handmade jewelry at our
Portland Art Collective 'Open Doors' Show. The perfect dress form found me today. I don't know how old it is but I love all the wing nuts and metal inner workings. It rests on a four claw-footed metal stand that can be floor or table height.

Here's the outer label. Thanks to our sketch date at
Monticello Antiques, the discovery is made.
5 comments:
I'm so glad you found a dress form. There is nothing better for displaying jewelry and I think every artist should have one. I'm glad this one "found" you.
Lucky indeed, Paula! And your necklace looks quite nice up there on the form. I think she would look nice with an apron, too. :)
I ended up buying a much less authentic but useful wire form at Jo-Ann's to display some scarves.
Lucky you! It will look wonderful at the show!
That's a nice dress form, Paula. i'm glad she came to live at your house.
And meeting at the antique store is a winner! What a great idea someone had. it's a really good place for sketching, too, with lots of choices of subject.
HOw fun, you know, recently I found a very small one (about 12-15") that was a pin cushion, that I used to stick my brooches for sale into... worked great. Also recently found a terrific more lifesize wire one I intend to "art up" for the studio...
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